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Significant seabird census completed at St Kilda
The census took staff and volunteers around 1,400 hours to complete and it highlights the importance of taking action to protect seabirds.
Birds of prey breeding success
Mar Lodge Estate has seen a successful breeding season, with 32 hen harrier chicks born on the estate.
Conservation project on track at Brodick Castle
Here is an update on our nine-month conservation project to protect Brodick Castle for future generations.
Celebrating the warp and weft of heritage
Councillor Lorraine Cameron (Provost of Renfrewshire) has marked the 300th anniversary of Weaver’s Cottage, in Kilbarchan, with a celebration for the National Trust for Scotland team that cares for the museum.
New Trust ambassador shares her love of the sea
We have appointed Cal Major – vet, adventurer and advocate for the oceans and nature – to a new volunteer role of ‘ambassador’.
Sprouting success: year one of PLANTS
As our PLANTS (Plant Listing at the National Trust for Scotland) project starts on its second year, we look back at some of the achievements of year one.
New research partnership with University of Stirling
Our new partnership with the University of Stirling will enhance research, teaching and learning in key heritage themes.
End sandeel fishing to protect Scotland’s seabirds
National Trust for Scotland members and supporters can play an important role in helping to end sandeel fishing.
Crathes Castle reinvents its rose garden
The garden team at Crathes has completed the ‘renaissance’ of the centuries-old rose garden, thanks to generous support from donors.